The Spectator 1861

[Lezapping]

Greetings to the experts! Another interesting one?
I am seeking some pointers/clues/hints to get me to advance...
11a: A???? 2d: ?????I?
13a: ???M? 4d: ???T?R
17a: ???A? 5d: ???A?
27a: ???O? 6d: ???R????
30a: ???U? 19d: ??N???????
38a: ??????A??
Any help will be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!

[kayakamina]

11a A + Senior teacher
2d Protest march + involutary facial movement
13a L + Girls name (novel)
17a Sometimes used for 'statistics'
5d Throttle with wire
27a Outreaches of Canada You Con
6d V + space = speed
30a ET (alien) in symbol
19d AD
38a Anag caves stare

[Lezapping]

Many thanks for the hints, although 2d and 6d are still giving some trouble, but I am working at them!

[cruciverbali]

6 Down:

Runs = R

Rubbish = ROT

Passage = GATE

[Lezapping]

Thanks for this hint,Cruciverbali... I do not know if I have the right letters, but the following are still giving me some problems:

4d: ?E?T?R
5d: ?A?A?
24d: ????ST??
25d: ??U?

23a: ???W
28a: ?LE?
30a: ?E?U??

I have several letters for 1a, 21a, 43a, 1d, 9d and they look challenging...I keep looking for the right word to get it going...

Thanks for any hints in advance!
Cheers1

[Rapparee]

Lezapping, a few hints

4d has no definition and so is connected to the theme word similar to the way 32d is.

5d Artist = RA + a three-letter word for brown.

24d theft = heist, citizen upset = tic (reverse of cit)

25d love = o. Think of a word for work starting with o, 3rd letter u

23a the answer is a hidden string within the clue's letters

28a parking = p + a three-letter word for meadow

30a has no definition and so is connected to the theme word similar to the way 32d is.

Cheers2

[Lezapping]

Sorry for this tardy reply...my computer was giving me endless trouble, but it's now back. Thanks for all the help with this one. I have got all the answers except for 1a, 43a, 1d, and 9d which still have me in suspense though I now have the words from Bradford's...I still do not see how to fit them, but I keep working at the challenge...
N0.1862 looks interesting! I just got it and I have an idea about the title and am just waiting to see if my first instinctis the right one!
I will be back!
Many thanks again!
L

[Rapparee]

One of the perimetrical words starts in square 3 and the next one starts in square 7 as part of the clockwise string of words. No other numbered square in the perimeter marks the starting point of a perimetrical word.